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408<br />

<strong>Vatican</strong> <strong>Assassins</strong><br />

New York Governor Alfred E. Smith, Patrick Cardinal Hayes &<br />

Knight of Malta Nicholas Frederic Brady, 1878 – 1930 #105<br />

A contemporary of J. P. Morgan, Joseph P. Grace, Edward L. Doheny, and<br />

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., while being the close friend of New York Jesuits,<br />

Thomas J. Delihant, S.J., and the future Francis Cardinal Spellman (“a<br />

Jesuit of the short robe” and of the heart), Irish Catholic Nicholas F. Brady<br />

was one of the five most powerful men of the early Twentieth Century.<br />

One of the original twelve founding members of the American SMOM,<br />

Brady rose to become owner, director, or chairman of over one hundred<br />

corporations, including Chrysler Corporation, Brooklyn Subway, National<br />

City Bank and Anaconda Copper. Privy to the sinking of Titanic, the<br />

Jesuits’ Bolshevik Revolution, the Teapot Dome Scandal and the Stock<br />

Market Crash of 1929, here he is receiving a Knights of Columbus award<br />

from the “Military Vicar” and Archbishop of New York (with the Irish<br />

Knight of Columbus Al Smith standing alongside) as a most faithful<br />

Knight of Malta. Nicholas and his wife, Genevieve, called “the Duchess,”<br />

were both members of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta and gave<br />

millions to the Jesuit Order including their three million dollar Long<br />

Island mansion, “Inisfada,” and over one million dollars for the completion<br />

of an elaborate Jesuit Novitiate in Wernersville, Pennsylvania in 1930.<br />

A House of Bread: The Jesuits Celebrate 70 Years in Wernersville, Pennsylvania,<br />

Kathy M. Scogna, (Wernersville, Pennsylvania: Kathy M. Scogna, 2000) p. 17.<br />

The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917

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